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Uncharted 2.
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When it seemed as if Elena was going to die, my eyes began to well up with tears. I'm not afraid to admit it. I was attached to those characters more than any others in a game and the thought of losing one was unbearable.
Agreed. I was actually in tears because
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even though Chloe was smoking hawt, it was clear Elena was Nathan's true love, and I felt for him.


Shadow of the Colossus. The whole game tugged at my heart strings, but nothing more so than the battles. When you finally reach the weak point of one of the Colossi, and you do a fully charged stab, and the blood just squirts out of them, and they scream and attempt to shake you loose, I felt horrible. I didn't want to kill them, and every battle for me was even more emotional than the last. There was one or two exceptions, like the one in the coliseum and the flying one... maybe even the one with the geysers.

I think the music played a huge part in the emotions too.

With all the Metal Gear Solid games, I've cried at some point.
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I cried at the end of the first game because Meryl died because I failed the torture scene. I cried when Hal's sister was killed. I cried when I thought Eva was going to die. I cried during the final boss battle in MGS3 - that was one of the most epic boss battles ever.


I've not finished MGS4 yet though...

Heavy Rain. I couldn't help but get emotionally attached to the characters. When Jason died at the start, I felt the pain his parents felt.

I also cried during the scene before the final boss battle in Dark Cloud.

InFamous wasn't sad, but I was a bit defensive when my choice lead to Trish dying...

And at FFVII, FFVIII, FFX, FFXII, FFXIII.